[vtkusers] VTK with Borland C++ Builder

[Luca Picello]

May be you have somewhere the dlls compiled with microsoft standard 
(have vtk 4.2 installed with precompiled libraries?).
You can find what dlls the program tries to call using the dependency 
walker tool ( http://www.dependencywalker.com ).

Luca


tuncay at ee.bilkent.edu.tr wrote:

>Hi Luca,
>At first I thought it finds the library but there is something wrong with the dll's.
>When I put the dll's folder in the system path(or copied them in /bin directory)
>it gave the same error. But when I put them in the same folder with the exe file it worked.
>Thank you very much.
>
>Tuncay
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>On 08 Mar 2004 22:23 EET you wrote:
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>>the final exe of the demo program must find dlls of vtk. they have to be 
>>in the system path or (easy to do) just copy them in the x:\program 
>>files\borland\cbuilder6\bin
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>>Luca
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>>tuncay at ee.bilkent.edu.tr wrote:
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>>>Hi,
>>>I am new to VTK. I downloaded and installed the library with Borland C++ Builder 6 (with shared libraries).
>>>I compiled and installed the package in examples/gui/win32/vtkborland/package for the component palette.
>>>And I built the demo project with the source files in examples/gui/win32/vtkborland/projectdemo as described.
>>>Until this point everything was fine. But when i run the demo program it gives an error:
>>>"The ordinal 5036 could not be located in the dynamic link ibrary VTKRENDERING.DLL"
>>>And when i ran the C++ builder again it didn't load the package, giving the same error.
>>>Did anybody encountered such an error?Or does anybody have an opinion?
>>>Thanks in advance for your help.
>>>
>>>Tuncay
>>>
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